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Going with E too. Because a world where Rome never really became 'A thing ' as much as it did sounds interesting.
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If I might make an argument. Carthage means we start with a Republic, possibly allowing us to create a setting where monarchies and emperors are far less a thing.
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Hellioning posted:I mean, it's not like Rome being a republic worked out great for that 'less monarchies or emperors' thing in our world. Well yes, but it has the wisdom of goons behind it. Let me tell you about an island called Crete...
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I mean, Hashashash has said they're just rolling 1d2 if it continues to tie. So it's a vote for a die roll, which is valid of course.
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QuoProQuid posted:destroying rome is passé, the only way to truly neutralize rome is to seduce it We will correct Aeneas' mistake.
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Asterite34 posted:Fuckin' finally, Roma Delenda Est No, better. Roma Deleta est. Not that it matters, since Latin isn't going to be that important a language.
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A I mean, what's the worst that could happen if we leave those remnants in Gaul? They make Gaul being the inheritor of the Roman Empire their whole identity and form some kind of fascist personality cult or something? Wait... gently caress. 
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Oooh, you know, with it being a decentralized coalition of nations with a similar culture, it might be a candidate for being this world's version of the HRE, come EU4
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